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Topic: Grip bag modification (Read 2125 times)

This may be a silly question, but is there any issue with modifying a grip bag? I have a contact who would be able to embroider my name and PDGA number on it, but didn't want to get in trouble if I ever saw @water and he gave me trouble for modifying the bag.

Again, I don't think it's a problem and may be a stupid question, but thought if ask everyone's input.

Mike Hyzer

I was referring to Tracy's general statement that once you purchase something you can do whatever you want with it.

But we're talking about Grip bags... Anyway, I modified my statement to be specific about disc golf bags. Is there a warranty offered on the Grip bag? Do purchasers of a Grip bag have to sign a Terms of Use contract?

Could we be seeing the effects on the younger generation of the endless sea of policies, rules, regulations, laws, ordinances, etc? It's almost as if there's a need or inner urge to be in compliance before any action is performed, their every move, their very existence mapped and plotted by some imaginary higher authority. Fascinating.

Mike Hyzer

I just work in warranty and studied terms of use during PC hardware and networking classes. Anyone who has jailbroken or unlocked an ipod/iphone knows about bricking devices.

Yeah, but you're not exactly tied to anyone's services when you purchase a disc golf bag. It doesn't need system updates and there are no warranty/repair plans that I'm aware of. This is funny stuff, though, so keep it coming.

I just work in warranty and studied terms of use during PC hardware and networking classes. Anyone who has jailbroken or unlocked an ipod/iphone knows about bricking devices.

Yeah, but you're not exactly tied to anyone's services when you purchase a disc golf bag. It doesn't need system updates and there are no warranty/repair plans that I'm aware of. This is funny stuff, though, so keep it coming.

You're taking what I said out of context. I was only referring to Tracy's original comment about general ownership of a product with a TOS.